yeah, will deem a and in this i'll throw it over to gilbert. i mean, if you read the fine print of the bill, it's a sweet hard loan and the don't have to pay it back. it's in the bill itself. it was, it was uh, marketed in a very different way, but in the, if you look at the, the black and white it is an absolute giveaway. gilbert. i mean, it, it seems to me, and all of us have been watching this very closely. not since 2022, but since 2024. 14. at the very least, much longer actually in many ways, this is just as a to starve off to feet. they don't there, they can do they, they don't have a plan to when they just want to avoid losing, i guess because it's an election year gilbert. i agree completely with this. and there is a substantial consensus among experts. but i wouldn't necessarily say just opposition . people opposition to the, the washington narrative, but even in the mainstream, there is a consensus of this is not going to say, who give you claim the possibility of recovering his territory. that is a loss cause i think the consensus o

and burden and other sl gilbert. i mean, if you're, if you're a young, you paid in woman and you have a child and that child is already speaking or learning german or learning poll assure you know french that the likelihood of returning home to a devastated country is bubble close to 0. um, you know, a demon in a very shortly. um, president lot of, uh, what about the americas as zalinski will no longer be the legal president of ukraine. but i thought it was quite interesting listening to the floor speeches about democracy versus authoritarianism. but zalinski will be an unelected. um, uh, why. so i don't know whatever term you want to, viceroy dictate or strong man. i wish we will be no legal legitimacy behind him maintaining power low. i think that brings us back to these a desperate question question from did ask you, why am i not israel? why? why did you bring the big israel? because your on, on the left to me the 3 big teacher and your draft feel secure. just service, you know, started the car, some just visited

um that is, oh wow, that's, that's a little unclear gilbert. i mean, he was, you know, yeah, mike johnson, when tomorrow largo they got, they did the photo op. i mean, i think trump totally totally assembled this one and for a public relations point of view. go ahead. yeah. well, i think that's um the uh, the, the, its coming months are decisive for bite and his re election campaign. and this is a holding action will, it will hold or not loosely remains to be seen. it is understood the same way by the russians, that they have a period before them up several months to conclusively knock out ukraine before this thing really goes off in a while direction. so i think we have to sit back, watch this closely, and see where is going. it could go to into world war 3 very easily. they could also, and in a, in a capitulation by ukraine very easily. so all the reasons that have been discussed, they're out of minutes, not just out of munitions, and to speak about russians. advantage of 5 to 107 to one in, in the artillery shells. there's thinking about tha

gilbert in queen creek this part of the valley is a very bedroom community. upper middle class.hese families are wealthy. not what you anticipate. shows you how wide these issues have become. it's not just inner city things that's happening. it's happening everywhere. >> laura: and the parents, as usual, trying to clean up the messes of their kids and not being parents. mike, thank you for your report. that's -- go ahead. you can wrap that up. >> i was going to say that's the worst part about this is the accusation against the parents and friends of the parents and the length they went to dover this up if that did happen. the parents have been arrested and they stand to do a considerable amount of time in prison if they're convicted. horrifying to think they would cover up a murder. >> laura: we haven't confirmed that but we are certainly following it. mike, thank you. now, next, our -- well, governor hair gel, liberal cohorts, about to put restaurants out of business here. restaurant owner and chef andrew gruel explains, next. ♪ it may not sound like it, but this... is actually

raced their gang the gilbert goons, right?pen queen squeak arizona and if you don't know a arizona that is a suburb and gilbert by the way a suburb of phoenix, played sound in the interim, laura, 250 kids being rowdy. the case really is focused on a group of seven, young men and boys who call themselves the gilbert goons appeared to have seven under the age of 18, but they are all being charged asy a adults. the police say the 17-year-old preston preston lord because they thoughtthey he was wearinga d.gold chain he was stolen. they repeatedly kicked him, danced on him is what one of the kid said.lot he would one claims stumped on his head.r a lot of the cases focused on 19-year-old talan renner on that either the beating posted on snapchat quoting, accidentally killed a kid, i guess i'm too strong. another kid said i hit a kid, hl fell and died. in fact while he was leaving the scene, the police report said that talan renner said i mightey have hospitalized that kid because i hit him hard. that is part ohef the case, thee were

gilbert leads 12—4 — it's the best of 25 frames with a place in the quarter—finalsd at stake. patients in the uk have begun taking part in a trial aimed at developing the first personalised vaccine for melanoma — the deadliest form of the disease. the experimental treatment uses the same technology as some covid—i9 jabs. results from an earlier stage of the trial suggest using it in combination with another drug reduces the risk of recurrence or death by 49% after three years. here's our health correspondent, jim reed. could a jab like this change the way cancer is treated? last month, steve young became the first person in the uk to be given this personalised vaccine, not to prevent the disease, but to try to stop a skin cancer returning. at least by being on a trial, i'm actively doing something that, you know, i'm having a fight, basically, i'm having a fight with whatever it was that gave me a melanoma. last summer, steve had this tumour removed from his scalp. those same cancer cells were flown to the united states and used to make the new experimental treatment. by primi

and david gilbert is 10—6 up against stephen maguire.aunched a fight back. a break of 7a in the final frame of tuesday's session gives the glaswegian hope. jofra archer has been recalled to the england squad for the first time in a year — for the defence of their t20 world cup title injune. the 29—year—old hasn't played top level cricket since last may, due to a recurring elbow injury, with fellow fast bowler chrisjordan also recalled. the tournament has been expanded to 20 teams for the first time, with england in a group with scotland, australia, namibia and 0man. is that bowler who is so special, you do everything you can to try to get him and taking the longer road this time but as always with joffrey comments fingers crossed into the lives there playing. 0nce the lives there playing. once in the really good tap in the really good japanese don't quite believe it until he is tracking well at the moment and when he gets to that pakistan series and how he keeps going to their and we're doing everything we can and he is in a good spot. t

will deem a and in this i'll throw it over to gilbert. i mean, if you read the fine print of the bill, it's a sweetheart loan and the don't have to pay it back. it's in the bill itself. it was, it was marketed in a very different way, but in the, if you look at the, the black and white it is an absolute giveaway. gilbert. i mean, it, it seems to me, and all of us have been watching this very closely. not since 2022, but since 2024 uh for.

hey, gilbert is the second safest city in the nation.k people thought those things would happen. and they did. and many parents, not just myself have been bringing this up to the local officials, the school boards and nothing ever was done about it. >> laura: richard, at least a couple of these kids come from pretty privileged background. and i read one report where one of the fathers got involved and was trying to like help smooth things over before the murder charges came down. >> yeah oh yeah. where we live is a very affluent area. large families and you are right, laura, a lot of these kids come from affluent families. and unfortunately, you know, we all believe that some of these parents should be culpable and take some responsibility for this, too. it really starts at the home, right? >> laura: rick, we wish your family the best. please give your son our best. and i hope emotionally he is okay after this. thank you so much. >> laura: white house staffers cover for biden, literally. and kamala's word of the day. raymond arroyo has i

. >>> miedema teenage gang in suburban phoenix often called the gilbert goons as meg named in multiple the past year. also facing charges in the murder of a 16-year-old boy, police have taught -- do thousand pieces, maybe more of evidence. use a senior national correspondent. >> reporter: police called him the gilbert goons what -- named after the wealthy suburban arizona, one team after another appeared in court, accused of killing 16-year-old hudson moore who prosecutors say died of brain injuries after the gang at target him at a party. two over the seven or under 18 but all are charged as adults? >> there has to be at least two of these kids, one of them will get hurt right! the -- there were targets at parties, fast food places leaving the skull fractures, broken bones and missing teeth to make the goons attacked him after he accused them of stealing his friends ten dollars gold chain be back he died later in hospital. >> this ending is heartbreaking to us. >> trace: >> tyler reynold through the first punch writing on stage, i exit on the kill the cat, i guess i'm just too strong.

gilbert dakotor, author and analyst of russian issues. lacouture in the past days, while waiting for the ukrainian authorities to receive new aid from the west of russia, it captured several villages, which, although small, were quickly conquered. the commander of the ukrainian army also said about the worsening of the situation. in general , what is your assessment of the situation on the battle fronts in eastern europe? of course, i am not a military expert , but i follow these issues completely , i follow what the experts say, and now these experts have a consensus , in fact, the real experts are those who are not into propaganda, and the real experts are their opinion. that the russians are providing the conditions for a move. the most important thing is in stantsk, which is actually in the eastern and western parts of ukraine, which is under the control of russia, but they still do not have full control over it, and in fact, they completely agree that this will happen, and the russians are not very willing to do so. using all their p

david gilbert leads sean maguire 7—1 at the mid—session interval.sed by maguire. the world number 28 currently firmly in control of this one. lebronjames has refused to talk about his future after the los angeles lakers were knocked out of the nba play—offs by last season's champions the denver nuggets. the nba's all—time leading points scorer was chasing his fifth title but now faces questions on whether he will play again. i don't have an answer to your first question, to be honest. i haven't given it much thought. obviously at some point i will sit down with rich, my agent, and sit down with my family and see what is best, what is best for my career. we will cross that when we need to. how taxing? very taxing, mentally, physically and spiritually come everything, to be able to play this game alone and then to try to play at a high level is very taxing, it is a lot of dedication, hard work and a lot of long hours. there are nine water—based sports in this summer's olympics in paris, including rowing — some of them in the pool, but many in outdoor

but when gilbert missed milkins had to quickly pick it up and play again.the quarter—finals at stake. it was a record breaking first round of the nfl draft — where american football teams pick the best prospects for the new season. no defensive players were chosen in the top 10 for the first time in history and caleb williams was one of a record six quarterbacks in the first 12. the 22—year—old was the chicago bears first pick and is being hailed as the most talented players to come out of college for years. 250,000 fans packed—out detroit for the draft which continues tonight and tomorrow night. gymnast amy tinkler made her name as an olympic bronze medallist in rio 8 years ago. she was just i6—years—old at the time, but following an ankle injury and concerns over her welfare, she announced her retirement in 2020. but this weekend amy will be back on the international stage at the world cheerleading championships in florida. nick hope reports. ijust i just love the whole ijust love the whole environment, it is obviously very different, i'm used to being on

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lisa hicks gilbert is trying to bridge those divides with fiber optics.he internet. and definitely nothing works without internet. yet that's reliable. last year, gilbert returned to her hometown from little rock and is now program manager of a local nonprofit addressing rural disparities. she says when the pandemic hit, the slow service from the town's only provider practically brought it to a standstill. you had some people who had lost their jobs. they're trying to maybe sell jewelry, you know, get an online business. the children are trying to do homework. you realize how how inadequate the service is laying fiber lines in rural areas is costly. the smaller customer base means a smaller return on investment. that leaves rural communities in the dust. elaine has just been getting crumbs, and we can no longer allow that to continue to happen. for candace williams, an executive director at rural community alliance, and her nine year old son caleb lack of internet service during the pandemic forced them to drive a half hour each way daily to helena for ca

and that's the colonial process politics match gilbert speaking to us from norway. thank you for sharing that information that you had with us. we will follow up on the fate of these 107 patients were in critical care, as well as the medical teams that were caring for them will be speaking to our correspondent, reaching out to anyone we can to try and find out. now that the siege is over, what exactly is left in the building who is left in the facility math gilbert, thank you very much. i a thank you. so let's do just that now and let's bring in, was that past due to join us on the phone from? i'll shift the hospital in. uh guys, the city was, can you 1st give us your, your 1st impressions? you have just travelled from jamalia and the northern part of the gaza strip to the hospital facility. just your 1st impressions as you got there. oh uh actually i show the night so it will be yeah. i supposed to go up. i didn't know the street. the street is totally changed . everything here is a change when i so the door shift complex. i thought that i'm inside that training ar

david gilbert leads stephen maguire 7—1 at the interval.g advantage in the final frame after a respotted black was missed by maguire. the world number 28 currently firmly in control of this one. they will both ressume later. two other quarter finals taking place today, these are live pictures of seven—time champion ronnie o'sullivan as he takes on the 2015 champion, stuart bingham. o'sullivan, trying for a record eighth world championship. it is currently 2—1 in favour of stuart bingham. next to the champions league semi—finals — bayern munich host real madrid in their first leg later in germany. bayern manager tomas tuchel is leaving the club at the end of the season, but there's a chance he could go out on a high with a piece of silverware. bayern will be looking to their star striker harry kane to help them get past 14 time winners real madrid. the england captain has scored seven goals in ten champions league matches. including a penalty against arsenal in the quarterfinals. however, bayern are without a win in their past seven meetings

. >> police call them the gilbert goons named after the wealthy phoenix suburb of gilbert, arizona.ther appeared in court accused of killing 16-year-old preston lord who prosecutors say died of brain injuries after the gang attacked him at a party. >> two of the seven are under 18 but all are charged as adults. >> there has got to be at least 250 kids here. they are walking the streets. these kids are going to hit each other. someone is going to get hurt. >> police say the gang targeted victims at fast food outlets. parking lots and parties leaving them with skull fractures, broken bones and missing teeth. the goons attacked lord after they accused him of stealing a friend's $10 gold chain. he died later in a hospital. >> the manner in which his life ended is heart breaking to us. >> tallan renner threw the first punch police say messaging on snapchat i accidently killed a kid i guess i'm too strong and according to the police report, another member tallan vigil messaged i hit a kid and he fell. the kid died. >> let me be very clear, this investigation and review are not over? prose

david gilbert is the first man through to the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship. robert milkins. it was a tough day for milkins who showed his frustrations by throwing his cue to the floor, after missing a red. he found himself 12—4 behind going into the final session. and gilbert wrapped up victory to book his spot in the last eight — where he will face either shaun murphy or stephen maguire. and that's all the sport for now. to the middle east now — and sabreen al sakani was a newborn baby who became a symbol of life and survival amid all the death and destruction in gaza. she was rescued from her dying mother's womb after in israeli airstrike on the family home. israel says it was targetting hamas. pictures were broadcast around the world of the chaotic scenes last sunday when doctors used a hand pump to push air into sabreen�*s lungs, and get her onto an incubator. today, news that the baby has died. she's been buried alongside her mother, father, and three—year—old sister. our special correspondent fergal keane reports. in this fragile form, a tiny pulse of h

he went 2—0 because of those breaks but dave gilbert has won two since, 2-2 at but dave gilbert has wonry to qualify on pole position for the opening five races of a formula one season. after winning the morning's sprint race at the chinese grand prix, the world champion qualified fastest for sunday's main race ahead of sergio perez and fernando alonso. lewis hamilton, who was second in the sprint, was then knocked out of the first session of qualifying and will start 18th out of 20 on the grid in shanghai. manchester city were knocked out of the champions league quarter finals by real madrid this week, but can still win a double, with the next step their fa cup semi final against chelsea on saturday. they might be without striker erling haaland, who asked to come off during that match. and city will be up against one of theirformer players, cole palmer. who's having a sensational season for chelsea. isaid many i said many times maybe he didn't get the minute he deserved and now he is at chelsea. i am happy for him, he is a lovely guy, a shy cake, he has incredible potential. so it is w

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david gilbert resumes his match against stephen maguire later with a 7—1 lead. morning session went to a respotted black. maguire will be kicking himself with this miss. gilbert, the world number 28, is very much in control of this match. not too long to wait until... not too long to wait until the first of the champions league. semi—finals — with two of england's key men going head to head. harry kane's bayern munich, against real madrid, featuring man of the momentjude bellingham. both sides ended the hopes of english sides arsenal and manchester city in the quarters. the first leg tonight is at the allianz arena. kane has scored more than a0 goals in all competitions this campaign for bayern — but his manager knows the magic bellingham is capable of. he said fantastic progress here... only possible with a huge personality, everyone who plays for real madrid also plays with the pressure of the shirt, to play for this club and with the demands and expectations. he handles it like he's never done anything else. jofra archer has been recalled to the england squad

and on the other table david gilbert is 10—6 up against stephen maguire.uart bingham are tied at four frames all after the first session of their quarter—final. bingham won the first two frames of the session before o'sullivan fought back to level. they'll play to a finish tomorrow. and the four time championjohn higgins fought back from four—nil down, to trail kyren wilson by five frames to three after the opening session of their quarter—final. 13 is the target for a place in the semis. jofra archer has been recalled to the england squad for the first time in a year for the defence of their t20 world cup title injune. the 29—year—old hasn't played top level cricket since last may, because of a recurring elbow injury, with fellow fast bowler chrisjordan also recalled. the tournament has been expanded to 20 teams for the first time, with england in a group with scotland, australia, namibia and oman. he is that bowler that is just the so special, you do everything you can to try and get him back playing. we have taken the longer route this time, but as alwa

last month, we brought you the story of the so-called gilbert goons.eens >> it's a gang of vicious young people, mostly teens, an upscale phoenix suburb. now, police say they've been rampag e areae through the area for the last two years, but the reig of n of terror came to an d in october after several of these young men charged in a vicious beating. and it ended up in the death of 16 year old preston lord. h but it was hardly the first. vile attack they are accused of carrying out. ass knucofteknuckles were oftens of choice as victims were pummeled in other vicious assaults in publicli garages and even parking lots. you which is where son ofe goon my next guest was brutally in ay by the goons.s and a lawsuit filed by his father, tristan keener. it says that when he was at a local fast food restaurant last august, he was ambushedat and savagely attacked by at least six of the gilbert goons. >> tristen ended up in the hospital and with a severe concussion. >> rick keener joins me now. rick, i first have to ask you how your son is doing and where is he?

khalifa was charged with incitement to terrorism and spent 3 and a half months and the ghetto, and gilbert prisons where he alleges he was deprived of sleep and food and was beaten by guards as a lawyer who has defended posting and prisoners, the experience was eye opening. i used to think that when they say a physical torture or the people exact so exaggerated because they want to get thousands of homes and you know, but the, the stuff that we saw, this is amazing. like it's the whole i didn't hold was claims that in the weeks after the october 7th come off, terror attacks, israel's justice system abandoned the rule of law. it's like if you're not with us, you're against us. that that's the thing. and they said that to me clearly in my investigation and it's things that make you think, again about everything that you know about the whole system. you know, in one night that there was no, no police, no authorities, and everything changed. i put her leave his claims to his rarely authorities, the israel prisons service sent me this response. we are not aware of the claims you described, none

later on, robert milkins has work to do against david gilbert — he's 12—4 down. showed in the earlier session when gilbert missed, milkins had to quickly pick it up and play again. it's the best of 25 frames with a place in the quarter—finalsd at stake. finally to tennis — where jack draper has been knocked out of the madrid open this afternoon. draper was comfortably beaten in straight sets by eighth seed hubert hurkacz of poland in the second round, in a match that lasted an hour and a quarter. reigning mens champion carlos alcaraz is also through. and that's all the sport for now. it has been an another interesting week in uk politics. is there an election looping, we're waiting for a date. we are less than a week away from local and mirrors and policing crime commissioner elections across england. joining me now bbc west midlands political editor, rob mayor and ?susana mendonca??political reporter at bbc london. ifi if i can start with you rob mayor, it's actually a very interesting race for mayor in the west midlands. it is. all happening with the backdrop o

meanwhile, luca brecel will begin the defence of his title against david gilbert while the 2019 winnerjudd take place once again at the city's crucible theatre but eddie hearn, the chairman of the organisers of the event, says he cannot guarantee the venue will continue to be hosted there after its current deal runs out in 2027. it would have to take an opportunity. that would be difficult for us to refuse for the players, notjust for the business, but for the players. and if there was an opportunity to drastically change the price structure of the world championships and this is eddie hearn speaking, not world snooker speaking for me, you have to look at that in terms of opportunities for the talent. there will be aggressive markets and saudi arabia might be one of them where they will make a huge play to bring the flagship event to the kingdom. i'm at a loss in the sense that i love the game. i know the sort of history of the sport, but times change and the sport needs to grow and evolve. so, unless the crucible can find some way of holding more people, then i think it's inevitable that

he'll face dave gilbert next. session, obviously you're praying for 5—3 in the second session and it's all yours to throw away. so it was looking like 9—7. managed to pinch that one and i think that made a difference. results like this, and being in the quarterfinals of the world again, ijust have to, you know, pat myself on the back and enjoy it. the two—time defending world champion francesco bagnaia won his third spanish motogp, denying home favourite marc marquez his first win since 2021 and making up ground onjorge martin, who crashed while leading the race. bagnaia took the lead early, but martin quickly took it back and was in front for much of the first half of the race before he lost the front—end of his ducati on the 11th lap and was dumped in the gravel. bagnaia then defended the lead, with marquez pushing him hard, but the italian came home to win. that's it from us. you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app or from our website. but from everybody on the team, for now, that's it. go

gilbert dakotor, a writer and analyst of russian issues. mr. dakotor in the past days while waiting for the ukrainian authorities. in order to receive new aid from western russia , he captured several villages, although they were small fast fitr. the commander of the ukrainian army also said about the worsening of the situation. in general , what is your assessment of the situation of the battle fronts in eastern europe? of course i do. in fact, in the eastern and western parts of ukraine, which is in russia's possession, but they still do not have complete control over it, and in fact, they completely agree that this will happen, and the russians are not very willing to do this so far. body and perform these attacks. and they wanted to cause the least casualties in their operations and impose the least casualties, and this was actually in the policy of the bosses from the beginning. it was their job and this is the opposite of what the ukrainians are doing. of course, the ukrainians have a strong army, they were strong before this war started,

some votes, one in the w correspondent, palo ramado is in the boat swan and capital gilbert rooney. she explained why the president is threatening to send so many elephants to drive that is. yeah, i agree with you. do 1000 is a lot. so over elephant, i think the president message this justice trust 3, ted. um they have tried to do it the news, the side of the web towards just tried to show the rest been well, but this is what you say opinion on the ground business. why we need to, to do it this thing, but the western world has other ideas. so that's why he's also had a new, the 1000 other friends was that he has done so well in terms of close of ration and where at this stage because we have be heavy. all these kind of things. we have the dream adam to come with. try and, and close that little one of the friends, but a lot when my friends in river, which is coming to happening in books and that is waiting for us. and i don't see any reason why it should be stopped. and we have 850000. we have 830000 an elephant, so you can imagine, i think, right. and that was, that needs be leading

it would be another huge shock after last year's champion luca brecel lost to david gilbert at the weekends like, the final opportunity for athletes to qualify for the paris 0lympics in the sailing events. it's under way in the french capital with 50 spots available across 10 0lympic sailing classes. kite foiling, is one of two new sailing disciplines set to debut at the paris games. it sees riders "fly" above the water on hydrofoils which are attached to boards and powered by huge kites which can reach speeds of over 50 miles per hour. and that's all the sport for now. from me and a team that is all the sport for now. welcome back to bbc news. the metropolitan police commissioner will meet london mayor sadiq khan today — following a row over his force's handling of demonstrations. sir mark rowley has faced calls to resign — after an anti—semitism campaigner was threatened with arrest, at a pro—palestine protest. rishi sunak said he had confidence in rowley, but he needed to rebuild "confidence and trust" with the jewish community. louisa pilbeam reports. thank you very much. it's an incid

one other jefferson portrait want to ask you about this is a copy done by gilbert stuart. he was the original artist. the artist of this one is william thorton, who is better known as the architect of the capitol. and he and jefferson worked on that commission. jefferson was secretary of state. kind of roman it is. it's based on roman cameo and it is neoclassical and was jefferson's favorite portrait of himself, his lifetime. before we leave this room, there's a couple of busts above. the doors. yes. so here we have john paul jones and george washington. and what i love is that we have the head of the navy and the head the army. so you've indicated that all the rooms are named after secretaries state who become president. but now we're about to go in to the ben franklin. yes. how does that make sense? well he was the father of the american service. and important to our diplomatic history. this looks like a ballroom. what's it used for? well, we again have reception and seated dinners and all forms of events you could imagine. this is where we welcomed leaders from around t

they called them the gilbert goons. this was not an aberration.to look at. a party thrown with all these kids there where preston lord was murdered. was there alcohol served and drugs involved? that has to be looked into as well. we have a whole new playing field, bill, for parents' responsibility. >> bill: if you are right on the law we're entering a new phase for trials all over the country. brian, thank you, we'll follow it and see where it goes. brian clay pole with us today. >> dana: fox news alert. sports betting is reaching new heights for women's games especially. the rise of mobile gambleing is bringing new risks, especially for young adults. we'll have more. be right back. automatic authority by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a payment along the way, you're more than five times more likely to get approved for the newday 100 va cash out loan. no one knows veterans like newday usa. >> bill: lawsuit in new york that happens once in a blue room. a group of inmates suing the

on the other table, david gilbert is taking on milkins. he is leading 1—0. the tournament. keep up to date on bbc two and the bbc sport website. geraint thomas has been named by ineos grenadiers as their lead rider for cycling's first grand tour of the year, the giro d'italia. the briton missed out on victory last year by just 1a seconds to slovenia's primoz roglic. if thomas comes out on top this time, he'll become the oldest winner of the race — he turns 38 on the day of the penultimate stage. the giro gets under way near turin a week on saturday and will end in the capital rome on the 26th of may. the king of clay, rafa nadal, will only take part at next month's french open if he feels — in his own words — "capable enough to compete". the 14—time roland garros champion missed the french open for the first time in 19 years through injury in 2023, and has suggested he plans to retire after the 2024 season. nadal faces the 16—year—old american darwin blanch in the first round of the madrid open later. two million more people in england are more active than t

robert milkins missed an easy shot in his second round match against david gilbert and threw his cue the days play from the crucible, she's alongside former world champions steve davis and ken doherty. it is all about the chase for quarterfinal places here at the crucible. we are into the last 16 and it's has been an eventful day. one match to talk about is the david gilbert qualifier, former semifinalist, but it looks like he is about to get over the line against robert milkins. boy did he surged towards the line today. he has surged towards the line today. he: has used the win against luca brecel in the first round as a springboard to gain much of the form he showed in the past. he looks very dangerous out there and has put paid to robert milkins is michael chances, 12—4 in front and robert milkins has let himself down a bit, looking frustrated with his play. through his cue. week down at the table in frustration, it's all over 12—a. his cue. week down at the table in frustration, it's all over12—1i. he frustration, it's all over12-lo. he is frustration, it's all over12-4. he is co